September 2, 2024 • 12 mins
The evidence just found miles from the worksite of a man missing for three years.
Plus, a trial is set to begin this month in the case of a teenager accused of killing her mother and attempting to kill her stepfather.
This week, we're drinking Once Upon a Vine's Big Bad Red Blend.
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Welcome to Crime over Wine Weekly. It's Monday, September second.
I'm Heather Hawley and these are your crime headlines. Anan
Sayed is heading back to court after Maryland Supreme Court
ruled to reinstate his murder conviction in order to redo
of the hearing that freed him. The court ruled that
the previous proceeding violated the rights of the victim's family
because they weren't given enough prior notification. However, the justices
(00:27):
did not order change to Sayat's release, meaning he can
remain free until the lower court decides on the conviction.
Sayeed was convicted in two thousand of killing his high
school ex girlfriend High Manley. The case gained national attention
after being featured in the podcast serial Syed maintains his innocence.
A Las Vegas politician was sentenced to life in prison
for killing an investigative journalist. A jury found Robert Tellus
(00:50):
guilty in the twenty twenty two murder of Jeff German.
Prosecutor say Tellis killed a sixty nine year old over
his reporting of Tellus's alleged inappropriate relationship with the female staff.
Tell Us, we'll be eligible for parole. After serving twenty
years in prison, a Florida judge s and it's Wade
Wilson to death for the twenty nineteen murders of Christine
Maultain and Dian Ruiz. The judge said the aggravating factors
(01:11):
in the case greatly outweighed the mitigating circumstances of Wilson's life. Hello. Everyone,
Welcome to another episode of Crime over Wine Weekly. This
episode is gonna be a little bit different. I'm flying
solo this week, so a little less back and forth,
if you will, because I'm not going to be having
arguments with myself in front of y'all. That's just embarrassing.
(01:33):
But we will still be talking about a wine, saving
the wine that I originally had for me and Michelle
to do, so we can still do that one together.
And I'm just gonna share one that I've had open
at home this week that I've been enjoying. If you're
a wine snob, plug your ears for a minute. You're
not gonna like this. It's the Sutter Home Family Vineyards
(01:55):
Raspberry iced tea wine cocktail. So I dec still technically
can as a wine. It's a wine cocktail, says our
Sutter Home raspberry tea. Wine cocktail delivers sweet tart raspberry
flavors by blending deliciously sweet wine, real black tea, and
natural fruit flavors. Pour over ice and enjoy a refreshing
sip of summer. So we are slowly coming to the
(02:18):
end of summer. I'm very excited for fall, for spooky season,
for cooler weather. That is my favorite time of year.
So just gonna have a quick sip of this. Yeah,
you heard me, unscrew that bottle. I will be drinking
straight from the bottle. It's one of those episodes. So
now that it's been open a few days, it's a
little more surpy than when I first opened it, but
(02:41):
it's still pretty good. Like you taste the black tea
in it, and you still have the aftertaste of a wine.
So I enjoy it. Very cheap, I think it was
like five dollars or something like that. It was a
spur of the moment purchase. I'm enjoying it and maybe
you will too. Wine snobs, you can unplag your ears
and rejoin the episode. Now we're gonna switch gears and
talk about the latest episode of Crime over Wine. It's
(03:04):
about Tina Snipes. She lived in Edisto Islands, South Carolina.
She had a daily routine that she followed religiously. That
is until August fifteenth, twenty eighteen. Tina hasn't been seen since,
and there are more questions than answers. Six years later,
Liam breaks down every twist and turn in episode sixty
five of Crime over Wine. Check it out right now
wherever you get your podcast, and still to come. On
(03:27):
this episode, a young geologist vanished in Arizona three years ago.
The evidence found just miles from his worksite, plus a
Myrtle Beach missing person's case is now a murder investigation.
Who police arrested in Penny Whiteside's death.
Speaker 2 (03:39):
This week, Crime over Wine is sponsored by Betterhelp. As
someone who's used therapy for years, I know that finding
a therapist can sometimes be a stress on its own.
Juggling your full time job, your family and your friends,
your podcast, and trying to find the right thing therapists
(04:00):
on top of that can almost feel impossible. That's where
better Help comes in. Better Help matches you with a
therapist that works for you on your terms. It's online,
it's remote, and by filling out a few questions Betterhelp
can match you to one of thirty three thousand licensed
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because finding a new therapist is a lot like finding
(04:22):
a new bottle of wine, if you don't jive with
your therapist, you can easily switch to a new one
at no additional cost. You can get ten percent off
your first month of Better Help by going to betterhelp
dot com slash crime overline. That's Better Help h e
lp dot com slash Crime overline for ten percent off
your first month. Join over four million people who decided
(04:44):
to get help and get happy with Better Help.
Speaker 1 (04:52):
Welcome back to Washington State. Mother is urging investigators to
look into a possible siding of her missing daughter a
Lewis was two years old when she was adopted from
Tacoma Bowling Alley twenty five years ago. Tika's mom, Teresa,
told Fox thirteen that her brother made contact with a
woman who could be Tico while working at Home Depot.
She says the woman came into the store and asked
(05:13):
use the bathroom. Teresa wants to see the home Depot
surveillance video to confirm the sighting for herself. The only
possible clue in the case was a report of a
maroon Pontiac grand Am fleeing the Poling Alley in January
of nineteen ninety nine. Investigators say it almost hit another
vehicle head on. If you have any information, called the
Tacoma Police Department at two five, three, seven nine eight
(05:33):
four seven two one. Three years ago, a young geologist
vanished after leaving a work site in the Arizona Desert.
Daniel Robinson was last seen in Buckeye around nine am
on June twenty third, twenty twenty one. He was reported
missing a day later. The twenty four year old was
driving his twenty seventeen blue gray Jeep Renegade. It was
discovered in a ravine on July nineteenth. This scene was
(05:56):
less than three miles from the work site. Police found
Daniel's clothes, sulf wallet, and keys on the scene, but
there was no sign of Daniel. Weeks later, a human
skull was found not too far from the jeep. Testing
determined it was not Daniels. N PR spoke to Daniel's
father this June. He believes foul play is a possibility, However,
police don't think it is. Daniels described as a black
(06:16):
man who's five foot eight. He is brown eyes and
black hair, and was born missing part of his right arm.
If you have any information about Daniel Robinson's case, contact
Buckeye Police at six two three three four nine sixty
four one. Pint one. A two year old missing person's
case in Myrtle Beach is now a murder investigation. Penny
(06:37):
Whitesize's brother filed a missing person's report in May of
twenty twenty two. According to the report, nobody in the
family had seen or heard from the fifty one year
old since January. Myrtle Beach Online reports Penny moved to
the area in twenty twenty. She and a roommate shared
a home on First Avenue South. This property is where
authorities found pennies remains this year. Myrtle Beach police say
neighbors made statements indicating the woman was buried in the
(06:59):
back yard under a fire pit. Investigators obtained a search
warrant on June twelfth and found the victim's remains. Police
arrested Sheridan Fogo of South Carolina Thursday. He's Pennies were
a mate in charge with her murder. While Penny's death
has been ruled a homicide. The cause has not been released.
MBPD shared a statement that says, in part quote, this
is a tragic loss of life and a senseless crime
(07:20):
of violence. Please continue to pray for the family and
friends of the victim. Fogel made his first court appearance Friday,
where his bond was not set. His schedule to return
to court October twenty fifth. Still to come. On Crime
over Wine weekly, a boy in organ disappears from his
school's science fair, and a teenager set to go on
trial this month in the gruesome murder of her mom
an attempted murder of her stepdad.
Speaker 2 (07:46):
Hello everybody, this is Liam Collins, the host of the
podcast Crime over Wine, and I'm about to make your
wine Wednesdays so much better. We know that there is
nothing better than hanging out and listening to your favorite
true crime podcast over your favorite bottle of wine, and
that's where we come in. Every week, we share a
new head scratching true crime story while we're viewing your
new favorite bottle of wine. So your new true crime
(08:08):
adventure is waiting for you. Crime over Wine drops new
episodes every Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts. Get ready
for that big test. With study dot Com. Study dot
com offers learning materials and test prep even elsat Studied
Prep guides for all of my legal nerds listening. Unfortunately,
there aren't any Wine study guides and believe me, I
(08:31):
did check Listeners can get thirty percent off their first
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Speaker 1 (08:59):
A seven year old or and boy disappeared from his
school's science fair nearly fourteen years ago. Today, his family
is still looking for answers. Kyron Horman was last seen
the morning of June fourth, twenty nineteen. His then stepmother
dropped him off at Skyline Elementary School in Portland. She
took a picture with Kieren at the science fair, and
this is the last known sighting of the little boy.
(09:19):
Kiren didn't make it to home room and was marked
as absent. Nobody knew anything was wrong until he didn't
get off the bus that afternoon. A school employee called
nine one one and law enforcement started searching for Chien
within thirty minutes. The search grew to include local, county, state,
and federal agencies, and it remains the largest single search
effort in Oregon's history. Iron be twenty one years old today.
(09:42):
He's described as white with brown hair and blue eyes.
He has a distinct V shaped birthmark on his forehead.
There's a fifty thousand dollar reward for information leading to
a resolution in this case. If you know anything about
Kyne Horman's disappearance, contact the Moltnomah County Sheriff's Office at
five zero three nine eight eight zero five six zero.
(10:03):
It's been twenty eight years since an eleven year old
girl was last seen in Illinois. Trudy Appleby was last
seen in the driveway of her East Smowlen home in
August of nineteen ninety six. A neighbor saw Trudy inside
a silver four door box type car with a white
man in his twenties. He had dark brown, curly hair
and was wearing a ball cat. While three people have
been named as persons of interest in the case, no
(10:25):
one has ever been arrested or charged. If you have
any information, call police at three zero nine seven nine
seven zero four zero one a Mississippi teen's murder case
is heading to trial after the fifteen year old rejected
a plea deal from the state last week. Investigators say
Carly Greggs shot and killed her mother, Ashley Smiley, and
(10:46):
then shot her stepfather, Heath Smiley, during a struggle. This
all happened the evening of March nineteenth. Carly was fourteen
at the time. Investigators say Ashley went to her daughter's
room and took some items out of the bedroom before
Carly shot her twice in the face and once in
the chin. Investigator see. While the team waited for her
stepfather to come home, she asked a friend if they
(11:08):
wanted to come over to quote see a dead body.
According to police, Carly tried to ambush her stepfather when
he arrived. He was shot in the shoulder, but managed
to get the gun away from the team before she
ran off. Carly is being tried as an adult. If convicted,
she faces a life sentence for murder and twenty years
to life for the attempted murder, and ten years for
tampering with evidence. If Carly had accepted the plea deal,
(11:31):
she would have served forty years in custody of the
Mississippi Department of Corrections, and right now we're starting to
see possible framework of the defense during pretrial hearings in
this case, the defense may point to Carly's mental health,
stating she was taking lexapro for anxiety and depression and
her medication was switched a week before her mom's death.
The defense has also said in court that Carly has
(11:52):
heard voices while behind bars. There's one more hearing scheduled
for September tenth before her trial scheduled to begin on
September sixteenth. Thanks for listening to everyone. If you can't
get enough of Crime over Wine, follow us on Facebook, Twitter,
and Instagram. Don't forget to check out our website, Crimeoverwine
dot com. Our store is officially open, and don't forget
(12:12):
to sign up for the brand new newsletter. We'll see
you this Wine Wednesday for an episode of Crime over
Wine and we'll see you next Monday for the next
episode of Crime over Wine Weekly.
Speaker 2 (12:27):
Proud member of the Podnuga Network
Welcome to Crime over Wine Weekly. It's Monday, September second.
I'm Heather Hawley and these are your crime headlines. Anan
Sayed is heading back to court after Maryland Supreme Court
ruled to reinstate his murder conviction in order to redo
of the hearing that freed him. The court ruled that
the previous proceeding violated the rights of the victim's family
because they weren't given enough prior notification. However, the justices
(00:27):
did not order change to Sayat's release, meaning he can
remain free until the lower court decides on the conviction.
Sayeed was convicted in two thousand of killing his high
school ex girlfriend High Manley. The case gained national attention
after being featured in the podcast serial Syed maintains his innocence.
A Las Vegas politician was sentenced to life in prison
for killing an investigative journalist. A jury found Robert Tellus
(00:50):
guilty in the twenty twenty two murder of Jeff German.
Prosecutor say Tellis killed a sixty nine year old over
his reporting of Tellus's alleged inappropriate relationship with the female staff.
Tell Us, we'll be eligible for parole. After serving twenty
years in prison, a Florida judge s and it's Wade
Wilson to death for the twenty nineteen murders of Christine
Maultain and Dian Ruiz. The judge said the aggravating factors
(01:11):
in the case greatly outweighed the mitigating circumstances of Wilson's life. Hello. Everyone,
Welcome to another episode of Crime over Wine Weekly. This
episode is gonna be a little bit different. I'm flying
solo this week, so a little less back and forth,
if you will, because I'm not going to be having
arguments with myself in front of y'all. That's just embarrassing.
(01:33):
But we will still be talking about a wine, saving
the wine that I originally had for me and Michelle
to do, so we can still do that one together.
And I'm just gonna share one that I've had open
at home this week that I've been enjoying. If you're
a wine snob, plug your ears for a minute. You're
not gonna like this. It's the Sutter Home Family Vineyards
(01:55):
Raspberry iced tea wine cocktail. So I dec still technically
can as a wine. It's a wine cocktail, says our
Sutter Home raspberry tea. Wine cocktail delivers sweet tart raspberry
flavors by blending deliciously sweet wine, real black tea, and
natural fruit flavors. Pour over ice and enjoy a refreshing
sip of summer. So we are slowly coming to the
(02:18):
end of summer. I'm very excited for fall, for spooky season,
for cooler weather. That is my favorite time of year.
So just gonna have a quick sip of this. Yeah,
you heard me, unscrew that bottle. I will be drinking
straight from the bottle. It's one of those episodes. So
now that it's been open a few days, it's a
little more surpy than when I first opened it, but
(02:41):
it's still pretty good. Like you taste the black tea
in it, and you still have the aftertaste of a wine.
So I enjoy it. Very cheap, I think it was
like five dollars or something like that. It was a
spur of the moment purchase. I'm enjoying it and maybe
you will too. Wine snobs, you can unplag your ears
and rejoin the episode. Now we're gonna switch gears and
talk about the latest episode of Crime over Wine. It's
(03:04):
about Tina Snipes. She lived in Edisto Islands, South Carolina.
She had a daily routine that she followed religiously. That
is until August fifteenth, twenty eighteen. Tina hasn't been seen since,
and there are more questions than answers. Six years later,
Liam breaks down every twist and turn in episode sixty
five of Crime over Wine. Check it out right now
wherever you get your podcast, and still to come. On
(03:27):
this episode, a young geologist vanished in Arizona three years ago.
The evidence found just miles from his worksite, plus a
Myrtle Beach missing person's case is now a murder investigation.
Who police arrested in Penny Whiteside's death.
Speaker 2 (03:39):
This week, Crime over Wine is sponsored by Betterhelp. As
someone who's used therapy for years, I know that finding
a therapist can sometimes be a stress on its own.
Juggling your full time job, your family and your friends,
your podcast, and trying to find the right thing therapists
(04:00):
on top of that can almost feel impossible. That's where
better Help comes in. Better Help matches you with a
therapist that works for you on your terms. It's online,
it's remote, and by filling out a few questions Betterhelp
can match you to one of thirty three thousand licensed
professional therapists in as little as a few days. And
because finding a new therapist is a lot like finding
(04:22):
a new bottle of wine, if you don't jive with
your therapist, you can easily switch to a new one
at no additional cost. You can get ten percent off
your first month of Better Help by going to betterhelp
dot com slash crime overline. That's Better Help h e
lp dot com slash Crime overline for ten percent off
your first month. Join over four million people who decided
(04:44):
to get help and get happy with Better Help.
Speaker 1 (04:52):
Welcome back to Washington State. Mother is urging investigators to
look into a possible siding of her missing daughter a
Lewis was two years old when she was adopted from
Tacoma Bowling Alley twenty five years ago. Tika's mom, Teresa,
told Fox thirteen that her brother made contact with a
woman who could be Tico while working at Home Depot.
She says the woman came into the store and asked
(05:13):
use the bathroom. Teresa wants to see the home Depot
surveillance video to confirm the sighting for herself. The only
possible clue in the case was a report of a
maroon Pontiac grand Am fleeing the Poling Alley in January
of nineteen ninety nine. Investigators say it almost hit another
vehicle head on. If you have any information, called the
Tacoma Police Department at two five, three, seven nine eight
(05:33):
four seven two one. Three years ago, a young geologist
vanished after leaving a work site in the Arizona Desert.
Daniel Robinson was last seen in Buckeye around nine am
on June twenty third, twenty twenty one. He was reported
missing a day later. The twenty four year old was
driving his twenty seventeen blue gray Jeep Renegade. It was
discovered in a ravine on July nineteenth. This scene was
(05:56):
less than three miles from the work site. Police found
Daniel's clothes, sulf wallet, and keys on the scene, but
there was no sign of Daniel. Weeks later, a human
skull was found not too far from the jeep. Testing
determined it was not Daniels. N PR spoke to Daniel's
father this June. He believes foul play is a possibility, However,
police don't think it is. Daniels described as a black
(06:16):
man who's five foot eight. He is brown eyes and
black hair, and was born missing part of his right arm.
If you have any information about Daniel Robinson's case, contact
Buckeye Police at six two three three four nine sixty
four one. Pint one. A two year old missing person's
case in Myrtle Beach is now a murder investigation. Penny
(06:37):
Whitesize's brother filed a missing person's report in May of
twenty twenty two. According to the report, nobody in the
family had seen or heard from the fifty one year
old since January. Myrtle Beach Online reports Penny moved to
the area in twenty twenty. She and a roommate shared
a home on First Avenue South. This property is where
authorities found pennies remains this year. Myrtle Beach police say
neighbors made statements indicating the woman was buried in the
(06:59):
back yard under a fire pit. Investigators obtained a search
warrant on June twelfth and found the victim's remains. Police
arrested Sheridan Fogo of South Carolina Thursday. He's Pennies were
a mate in charge with her murder. While Penny's death
has been ruled a homicide. The cause has not been released.
MBPD shared a statement that says, in part quote, this
is a tragic loss of life and a senseless crime
(07:20):
of violence. Please continue to pray for the family and
friends of the victim. Fogel made his first court appearance Friday,
where his bond was not set. His schedule to return
to court October twenty fifth. Still to come. On Crime
over Wine weekly, a boy in organ disappears from his
school's science fair, and a teenager set to go on
trial this month in the gruesome murder of her mom
an attempted murder of her stepdad.
Speaker 2 (07:46):
Hello everybody, this is Liam Collins, the host of the
podcast Crime over Wine, and I'm about to make your
wine Wednesdays so much better. We know that there is
nothing better than hanging out and listening to your favorite
true crime podcast over your favorite bottle of wine, and
that's where we come in. Every week, we share a
new head scratching true crime story while we're viewing your
new favorite bottle of wine. So your new true crime
(08:08):
adventure is waiting for you. Crime over Wine drops new
episodes every Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts. Get ready
for that big test. With study dot Com. Study dot
com offers learning materials and test prep even elsat Studied
Prep guides for all of my legal nerds listening. Unfortunately,
there aren't any Wine study guides and believe me, I
(08:31):
did check Listeners can get thirty percent off their first
three months of any subscription level using the promo code
crime over Wine. Again, that's promo code crime over Wine.
No spaces for thirty percent off your first three months
at study dot com. Learn faster, Stay motivated, Study smarter
with our sponsor study dot Com.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
A seven year old or and boy disappeared from his
school's science fair nearly fourteen years ago. Today, his family
is still looking for answers. Kyron Horman was last seen
the morning of June fourth, twenty nineteen. His then stepmother
dropped him off at Skyline Elementary School in Portland. She
took a picture with Kieren at the science fair, and
this is the last known sighting of the little boy.
(09:19):
Kiren didn't make it to home room and was marked
as absent. Nobody knew anything was wrong until he didn't
get off the bus that afternoon. A school employee called
nine one one and law enforcement started searching for Chien
within thirty minutes. The search grew to include local, county, state,
and federal agencies, and it remains the largest single search
effort in Oregon's history. Iron be twenty one years old today.
(09:42):
He's described as white with brown hair and blue eyes.
He has a distinct V shaped birthmark on his forehead.
There's a fifty thousand dollar reward for information leading to
a resolution in this case. If you know anything about
Kyne Horman's disappearance, contact the Moltnomah County Sheriff's Office at
five zero three nine eight eight zero five six zero.
(10:03):
It's been twenty eight years since an eleven year old
girl was last seen in Illinois. Trudy Appleby was last
seen in the driveway of her East Smowlen home in
August of nineteen ninety six. A neighbor saw Trudy inside
a silver four door box type car with a white
man in his twenties. He had dark brown, curly hair
and was wearing a ball cat. While three people have
been named as persons of interest in the case, no
(10:25):
one has ever been arrested or charged. If you have
any information, call police at three zero nine seven nine
seven zero four zero one a Mississippi teen's murder case
is heading to trial after the fifteen year old rejected
a plea deal from the state last week. Investigators say
Carly Greggs shot and killed her mother, Ashley Smiley, and
(10:46):
then shot her stepfather, Heath Smiley, during a struggle. This
all happened the evening of March nineteenth. Carly was fourteen
at the time. Investigators say Ashley went to her daughter's
room and took some items out of the bedroom before
Carly shot her twice in the face and once in
the chin. Investigator see. While the team waited for her
stepfather to come home, she asked a friend if they
(11:08):
wanted to come over to quote see a dead body.
According to police, Carly tried to ambush her stepfather when
he arrived. He was shot in the shoulder, but managed
to get the gun away from the team before she
ran off. Carly is being tried as an adult. If convicted,
she faces a life sentence for murder and twenty years
to life for the attempted murder, and ten years for
tampering with evidence. If Carly had accepted the plea deal,
(11:31):
she would have served forty years in custody of the
Mississippi Department of Corrections, and right now we're starting to
see possible framework of the defense during pretrial hearings in
this case, the defense may point to Carly's mental health,
stating she was taking lexapro for anxiety and depression and
her medication was switched a week before her mom's death.
The defense has also said in court that Carly has
(11:52):
heard voices while behind bars. There's one more hearing scheduled
for September tenth before her trial scheduled to begin on
September sixteenth. Thanks for listening to everyone. If you can't
get enough of Crime over Wine, follow us on Facebook, Twitter,
and Instagram. Don't forget to check out our website, Crimeoverwine
dot com. Our store is officially open, and don't forget
(12:12):
to sign up for the brand new newsletter. We'll see
you this Wine Wednesday for an episode of Crime over
Wine and we'll see you next Monday for the next
episode of Crime over Wine Weekly.
Speaker 2 (12:27):
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